My dear Taylor, you don’t make funny faces when you speak. Your beautiful face is wonderfully expressive! I love your corset cover! I really, REALLY, can’t wait to see the dress.
I love your commentary! So natural and real! This is beautiful! Thank you so much for taking us with you on this journey. Warm wishes from Down Under🇦🇺👗👠🌸😎
Ahh, bit by bit the dress is coming alive! This project is really exciting to watch😊 And I can feel the frustration of voice-over Taylor. But I love your attitude when things don't go the way you anticipated. Very nice!❤
Haha thank you! I was so annoyed because I really talked a lot about the alterations in a way that made more sense in the original 😂! Will hopefully have the bodice done soonish!
It's beautiful so light and airy. BTW when you first pick the lace you used, right under your hand is a beading lace. It had a edging on it but it could have worked. This looks like a great pattern.
Because I have an ongoing war with buttons, I used hooks and eyes on my corset cover that I got attached to ribbon so they were slightly easier to attach. But I think I need to make this if I can figure out bust room and I think your fix will work. Thanks!!!
@@DamesalaMode Grandma left me yards and yards of these hooks and eyes on ribbon/tape. White, cream/ivory, gray, black. I might use them up in my lifetime. So unless I really need a button, hooks and eyes win.
My others have been way more elaborate and complicated than this one which is one of the reasons I wanted to try it so badly! I really love how simple it is.
~3:00...voice over because mic off...i heart you so hard!! thanks for soldiering on! also...i recently got my order of regency-style necklaces...and THEY. ARE. STUNNING!!!!! you are so right--they look wonderful in all light, but they really sparkle and shine in low light.
It’s so nice to see a project turn out well. I just finished my first ever tunic and it came out ugly even after two mock-ups so I needed the pick-me-up TT_TT
Thinking about you saying that you have a long shoulder-to-bust measurement, and looking at your upper body shape, this is a shape that a lot of excellent singers have! Do you sing?
I have been enjoying going back through some of your previous projects after discovering your channel during cocovid - this was really fun to see you bring the corset cover to life! Do you have any insight on how this pattern differs from the "1910s camisole or corset cover" pattern from Wearing History? Trying to decide which one to purchase and make myself...
Unfortunately I haven't seen or made the 1910s camisole but I just looked at the pattern. It looks like they are very similar, but I suspect the difference is that the 1910s camisole pattern is multi-sized and has instructions. The one I did is one of her Archive Couture patterns so they are one-size and have very basic instructions. If you're an experienced sewist then the one I used is probably fine, but if you're not experienced with re-sizing and construction then the full pattern is probably best!
Hmmm weird. I just checked my website and I can see it on mine. I also got an order for some about three hours ago so it's definitely working for some people. Maybe it's a browser issue?
@@DamesalaMode I'm on mobile, so it's entirely possible. I'll try from my actual computer ASAP. Thanks! You're amazing, and talented, and totally gorgeous, BTW! I wanna be like you when I grow up! ;D (I'm probably older than you) Anyway, thank you for the amazing videos, and you do not make weird faces!
How do you deal with what is essentially /waste/ with all the Muslin for the mockup? Like I get that it’s basically essential, but it’s still expensive enough that it makes me cringe.
It's just one of the costs of sewing, unfortunately! I try to reuse any big pieces for other mockups and I buy my muslin by the bolt so it's cheaper by the yard (but that's a big up front expense). It's still cheaper than ruining my expensive fabric.
@@DamesalaMode Underrated bloopers on this one. I literally felt like I was inside your brain. It was both terrifying and magnificent all at the same time. Miss you both.
I could definetely wear this as a blouse on a regular basis!
It turned out pretty!
Right? Super cute style!
Perfect small project! I love thinnest of your fabric!
Thank you! It was so nice to work with this lovely fabric!
That corset cover fit, especially the fit in the torso! Well done 👏
Thank you!
beautiful.
Thank you!
Fabulous as always.
Thank you!
Perfect for the hot, muggy DC weather!
You know this would actually make a super cute everyday wear shirt in a slightly heavier weight cotton!
My dear Taylor, you don’t make funny faces when you speak. Your beautiful face is wonderfully expressive! I love your corset cover! I really, REALLY, can’t wait to see the dress.
Aw thank you so much! 😊😊😊😊
Why are corset covers so glorious? I’ve been waiting for someone to film making this pattern, so I’m excited to see!!
Yay! I hope you'll make it - it's so cute!
I’ve been working on the 1910s WH corset cover! I’m glad you posted this because I needed a kick in the rear to finish it.
Thanks for this.
You're welcome!
I love your commentary! So natural and real! This is beautiful! Thank you so much for taking us with you on this journey. Warm wishes from Down Under🇦🇺👗👠🌸😎
Thanks so much 😊❤️😊
Looks great, great job! Also, I totally empathise with the sentiment you expressed of "Why do I do this to myself?!"
Basically my motto lol 😂😂😂
@@DamesalaMode mine is "I should get 'Glutton for Punishment' tattooed on my forehead" 🤣🤣🤣
Ahh, bit by bit the dress is coming alive! This project is really exciting to watch😊 And I can feel the frustration of voice-over Taylor. But I love your attitude when things don't go the way you anticipated. Very nice!❤
Haha thank you! I was so annoyed because I really talked a lot about the alterations in a way that made more sense in the original 😂! Will hopefully have the bodice done soonish!
I love your videos! I have the exact same fitting issues and to have you pioneering the changes needed is such a help for me.
Yay! So glad I can be helpful!
despite the filming issues, it's a lovely corset cover for a lovely lady.
Thank you!
Lovely piece
Oooh yes! And would be gorgeous in a poplin fabric 😉
This was so great to see! Your videos help demystify all the ins and outs and make me eager to try it out!
Yay I'm so glad I can help! ❤️
It's beautiful so light and airy. BTW when you first pick the lace you used, right under your hand is a beading lace. It had a edging on it but it could have worked. This looks like a great pattern.
That is a gorgeous lace but it is antique (so I wouldn't use it for something that needs tension) and I only have about 12" of it.
Because I have an ongoing war with buttons, I used hooks and eyes on my corset cover that I got attached to ribbon so they were slightly easier to attach. But I think I need to make this if I can figure out bust room and I think your fix will work. Thanks!!!
I usually use hooks and eyes on everything because I feel the same way about buttons 😂😂😂
@@DamesalaMode Grandma left me yards and yards of these hooks and eyes on ribbon/tape. White, cream/ivory, gray, black. I might use them up in my lifetime. So unless I really need a button, hooks and eyes win.
Your long ribbon threader with the ball on the end is brilliant! I’ve never seen one before, but then again I’ve never looked for one either. 😂😂
It's the best little tool, isn't it?! I love it!
I like your corset cover pattern better than mine. Mine is very fancy.
My others have been way more elaborate and complicated than this one which is one of the reasons I wanted to try it so badly! I really love how simple it is.
~3:00...voice over because mic off...i heart you so hard!! thanks for soldiering on!
also...i recently got my order of regency-style necklaces...and THEY. ARE. STUNNING!!!!! you are so right--they look wonderful in all light, but they really sparkle and shine in low light.
Hooray! So glad you love them 😁😁😁
It’s so nice to see a project turn out well. I just finished my first ever tunic and it came out ugly even after two mock-ups so I needed the pick-me-up TT_TT
Oh man there is nothing worse than a project that is a dud. I've had many! Hang in there 😁
I noticed your padding in your corset, please could you do video about this (if you haven't already). I really enjoy your videos.
This corset from redthreaded comes with the padding - I didn't make it
Thinking about you saying that you have a long shoulder-to-bust measurement, and looking at your upper body shape, this is a shape that a lot of excellent singers have! Do you sing?
What is the needle you use to lace the ribbon through the "beading lace"? I haven't seen it before and it looks so helpful.
It's called a "ball point bodkin" and I think I got it from Hancock's fabrics years and years ago.
I have been enjoying going back through some of your previous projects after discovering your channel during cocovid - this was really fun to see you bring the corset cover to life! Do you have any insight on how this pattern differs from the "1910s camisole or corset cover" pattern from Wearing History? Trying to decide which one to purchase and make myself...
Unfortunately I haven't seen or made the 1910s camisole but I just looked at the pattern. It looks like they are very similar, but I suspect the difference is that the 1910s camisole pattern is multi-sized and has instructions. The one I did is one of her Archive Couture patterns so they are one-size and have very basic instructions. If you're an experienced sewist then the one I used is probably fine, but if you're not experienced with re-sizing and construction then the full pattern is probably best!
Dames a la Mode thank you so much for taking the time to clarify that!
Your corset cover looks so lovely!
I'm trying to buy some of your lace, but there is no add to cart button visible. Am I just derped out today?
Hmmm weird. I just checked my website and I can see it on mine. I also got an order for some about three hours ago so it's definitely working for some people. Maybe it's a browser issue?
@@DamesalaMode I'm on mobile, so it's entirely possible. I'll try from my actual computer ASAP. Thanks! You're amazing, and talented, and totally gorgeous, BTW! I wanna be like you when I grow up! ;D (I'm probably older than you) Anyway, thank you for the amazing videos, and you do not make weird faces!
Aw thank you! I'm blushing 😊☺️😊
How do you deal with what is essentially /waste/ with all the Muslin for the mockup? Like I get that it’s basically essential, but it’s still expensive enough that it makes me cringe.
It's just one of the costs of sewing, unfortunately! I try to reuse any big pieces for other mockups and I buy my muslin by the bolt so it's cheaper by the yard (but that's a big up front expense). It's still cheaper than ruining my expensive fabric.
@@DamesalaMode 😭😭😭 such a depressing thought lol
This vid lacked the "Partner" character...4.75 stars.... lol
He's terrible at sewing 😂
@@DamesalaMode Underrated bloopers on this one. I literally felt like I was inside your brain. It was both terrifying and magnificent all at the same time. Miss you both.
Hahaha thanks man we miss y'all too!!!